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Name the company in which the paid-up capital held by the government is not less than 51 percent. Explain its features.

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Answered by agrippa
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Answer:

GLC ( Government Linked Companies)

Explanation:

● It refers to the companies that can be public or private and the government have stake in it through a holding company.

● A company is GLC if the government have 50 percent or more than 50 percent controlling stake in it.

● Such companies are incorporated under companies act 1956 and function as separate legal entity.

● They are audited by various agencies appointed by the government, mostly by CAG ( Comptroller and auditor general of India).

● A lot of government interference is faced by these companies.

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Answered by queensp73
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Hello !

There are approximately 300 companies comes under this category in India.

Name of Some:

Air India, Hindustan Petroleum, IISCO Steel Plant, GAIL

Explanation:

Features:

  • These are considered separate legal entities from Government and  run by a board of directors.
  • Their employees are not government employees their working environment is similar to private companies.
  • Annual Profit and Loss statement is present to the parliament annually.

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